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  • Race Car Driver
    Super Senior Member
    • Mar 2005
    • 1540

    #1

    Hooked up my Laser Disc player

    Well, I dug out that Denon LA-2150K laser disc player that was given to me about a year ago. Its been sitting under my bed this whole time and I got bored tonight. :lol:
    So now that its hooked up..... I guess I should be on the hunt for some cheap Laser discs.

    I still remember seeing these for the first time in the 7th grade science class, watching Jurassic Park on the LD player and thinking we were special. HAHA.

    Oh man, how fast things get outdated. By the way... this thing is a TANK! It has to way atleast 20 lbs. :lol:
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  • Chris D
    Ultra Senior Member
    • Dec 2000
    • 16875

    #2
    Yeah, I remember fondly going to a friend's house that had one when we were growing up, and it was the bomb.
    CHRIS

    Well, we're safe for now. Thank goodness we're in a bowling alley.
    - Pleasantville

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    • kgveteran
      Senior Member
      • Oct 2005
      • 865

      #3
      Nothing better than a half pound of spinning plastic. I had a Marantz.I had to buy those big squishy audioquest half round pucks to put under the damn thing so it wouldn't shake the whole audio rack.
      Here is my LCR "Trio". Way to go guys !

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      • riceaterslc
        Senior Member
        • Aug 2006
        • 205

        #4
        nice cabinet. who makes it? have any other photos?
        chris

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        • Race Car Driver
          Super Senior Member
          • Mar 2005
          • 1540

          #5
          I dont really have any good pics of it. I can try and take some tonight.
          Its a Salamander 40" lower and 30" upper.
          Here is an older dark poor quality pic.
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          • Jariten
            Senior Member
            • Jun 2000
            • 271

            #6
            What can I say

            I have a Pioneer CLD-D704 with the dual time base correction and it just blows me away when using a AC-3 encoded Laserdisk

            Few DVD's have reached such better sound

            I use the Yamaha AC3-RF decoder ..(which has a Pioneer Decoder chip inside too....)

            I bought this player in conjuction with the Pioneer AVX-D3S which was the first receiver to have the AC3 RF decoder built in, fully 5.1 and....it was a blast!
            then of course stuff happened with parasound 2500U and then the C1 ...sheesh

            Yes..Laserdisks ....I have about 200 of them...collected a bunch when I lived in Japan too =)))

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            • Jariten
              Senior Member
              • Jun 2000
              • 271

              #7
              dang..still haven't updated my Location @_@

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              • Chris D
                Ultra Senior Member
                • Dec 2000
                • 16875

                #8
                Love those Salamander racks. I've got two of them.
                CHRIS

                Well, we're safe for now. Thank goodness we're in a bowling alley.
                - Pleasantville

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                • june
                  Senior Member
                  • Feb 2005
                  • 907

                  #9
                  Lazer-disc

                  Hello All,

                  I thought I was the only person still watching lazer-disc. The sound (AC-3 or DTS is superior to DVD. Picture quality is another thing. We have around 100 disc. I've been looking for one film on lazer disc, DARK CITY-DTS version. Anyone has this one collecting dust?

                  donaldsonjune@yahoo.com
                  June
                  "IF YOU FAIL TO PLAN, YOU PLAN TO FAIL"

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                  • Chris D
                    Ultra Senior Member
                    • Dec 2000
                    • 16875

                    #10
                    Wow, that would be a good find. I have it on DVD, awesome flick.
                    CHRIS

                    Well, we're safe for now. Thank goodness we're in a bowling alley.
                    - Pleasantville

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                    • Race Car Driver
                      Super Senior Member
                      • Mar 2005
                      • 1540

                      #11
                      Well ive picked up a few, and yes, while pic quality is lacking, the sound is quite good.
                      Im currently listening to Guns N' Roses. Use Your Illusions World Tour, 1992 Tokyo and im quite impressed.

                      Volume up, loud and clear! Axl... shame on you for dressing like such a dumbass! :lol:
                      B&W

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                      • Andrew M Ward
                        Senior Member
                        • Apr 2005
                        • 717

                        #12
                        Originally posted by Jariten
                        What can I say

                        I have a Pioneer CLD-D704 with the dual time base correction and it just blows me away when using a AC-3 encoded Laserdisk

                        Few DVD's have reached such better sound

                        I use the Yamaha AC3-RF decoder ..(which has a Pioneer Decoder chip inside too....)

                        I bought this player in conjuction with the Pioneer AVX-D3S which was the first receiver to have the AC3 RF decoder built in, fully 5.1 and....it was a blast!
                        then of course stuff happened with parasound 2500U and then the C1 ...sheesh

                        Yes..Laserdisks ....I have about 200 of them...collected a bunch when I lived in Japan too =)))
                        Way-back-when:
                        I used to sell a ton of the AVX-D3 and the 504 Laser Disc and 704 Laser Disc players, that was fun product, very high customer satisfaction level

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                        • peterS
                          Super Senior Member
                          • Dec 2005
                          • 1038

                          #13
                          how is sq better?

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                          • Race Car Driver
                            Super Senior Member
                            • Mar 2005
                            • 1540

                            #14
                            I just popped in Pink Floyds PULSE.
                            Again, VHS quality video, but the sound it quite good. I don't know really how to describe it, but the sound stage it quite good, loud and clear, the bass is very pronounced and tight.

                            I have the volume up quite far, im sure the output level on the player is lower then my other componenets, ive noticed for the speakers really to scream the reciever is at +10, where as with the other components, I have 0 is pretty loud.

                            I may have to go pick up the PULSE DVD and do a comparison.

                            And with that, its time to flip disc 1 to side 2.... :lol:
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